Kenya’s national football team, Harambee Stars, has maintained its 108th position globally in the latest FIFA World Rankings, released on Thursday. On the continental front, the team remains at 26th place in Africa, showcasing stability in its standing.
Key Ranking Highlights
- Kenya’s FIFA ranking points slightly increased from 1189.65 to 1190, reflecting a gain of +0.35 points.
- In the CECAFA region, Kenya trails behind regional rivals Tanzania (ranked 106th globally with 1199 points) and Uganda, the standout CECAFA performer, which climbed two spots to 88th following strong results in the AFCON qualifiers.
Regional and Global Context
Kenya’s ranking reflects the competitive nature of the CECAFA region and African football overall. Neighboring nations like Tanzania and Uganda have shown upward mobility, with Uganda benefiting from recent success on the international stage.
Path to Improvement
To advance in the FIFA rankings, Harambee Stars will need to focus on consistent performances in upcoming fixtures, particularly in the Africa World Cup qualifiers, which resume in March 2025. Positive results against regional and continental opponents will be crucial for Kenya to solidify its presence on the global football stage.
Regional CECAFA Rankings
- Uganda – 88th globally
- Tanzania – 106th globally
- Kenya – 108th globally
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